Will this amplifier run a couple of 6.5 inch speakers? (Kenwood KFC-1665S 60-Watt 6.5-Inch)
39192
Ya I got 2 10 inch kicker comps on one channel in series. Works pretty well. Can hear me down the street easily
39193
Howdy. Yes, that should not be a problem at all. I used it (only one channel) to power a 10" JBL W3 and that thing THUMPED. I can imagine what this would do with a couple of 6.5" speakers. Good luck! LRE
39194
It will, but check the impedance of the speakers (measured in Ohms or Ω) and make sure they fall within 2 and 8. Wiring the speakers in parallel cuts their impedance in half, so if they are wired that way make sure it doesn't go below 2Ω. Two 8Ω speakers would be ideal, coming out to a total impedance of 4Ω.I would honestly get a less powerful amp or get this one and some better speakers. This thing puts out 200 watts--split that between your two speakers and it's still 100, nearly double their 60-watt power handling limit. Turn the volume up a little past halfway and you will eventually melt your speaker's voice coil. It will, but check the impedance of the speakers (measured in Ohms or Ω) and make sure they fall within 2 and 8. Wiring the speakers in parallel cuts their impedance in half, so if they are wired that way make sure it doesn't go below 2Ω. Two 8Ω speakers would be ideal, coming out to a total impedance of 4Ω.I would honestly get a less powerful amp or get this one and some better speakers. This thing puts out 200 watts--split that between your two speakers and it's still 100, nearly double their 60-watt power handling limit. Turn the volume up a little past... » Read More It will, but check the impedance of the speakers (measured in Ohms or Ω) and make sure they fall within 2 and 8. Wiring the speakers in parallel cuts their impedance in half, so if they are wired that way make sure it doesn't go below 2Ω. Two 8Ω speakers would be ideal, coming out to a total impedance of 4Ω.I would honestly get a less powerful amp or get this one and some better speakers. This thing puts out 200 watts--split that between your two speakers and it's still 100, nearly double their 60-watt power handling limit. Turn the volume up a little past halfway and you will eventually melt your speaker's voice coil. « Show Less
39195
Yes. I would suggest getting a ground loop isolater or signal isolater. Descent amp for the price but can be noisy.
254797
Yes, I'm using this amp to power a pair of 50 Watt 4"x6" power horn speakers in my car and the sound output is good.
1238101
Yes it will. That is the same amplifier I'm using it with and it's been flawless so far. I hope I helped you out a bit. Take care and good luck.
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I'd leave the selector at 8ohm and run the mix of 6 and 8 ohm speakers. It should be fine. The only way you'd run into a problem is with 4ohm speakers, and in that case you should be using a discrete amplifier.
1473047
Specifications for this speaker are 10 to 150 watts. I use a 100 watts/channel Yamaha 5.1 amplifier and they perform very well. I have no direct experience with lower powers, although we usually operate the system at less than 25% of max volume. In your case my opinion is that the 50 watt Yamaha would work very well but probably not the Kenwood.
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Yes it should. I am currently using it to power my Bose 901 VI speakers and it delivers great power. For 250 w speakers you will have to be careful with the volume as it will be louder than normal. You can also plug in USB and other items to it. In my opinion, this is the best amp for the price/power.
305481
No problem at all. Also for future reference, say if you have an amp with four and eight ohm binding posts, just wire the 6 ohm speakers to the 8 ohm posts and rock and roll!
1639225
It looks as if this amp is only 600 watts. I would go with a 2000 watt amp for 2 of the subs. I even had a Kenwood 1200 watt amp pushing just one.
1236880
Yes these are 6.5 inch speakers they have a great response I have mine running on a MB Quart amp and they handle it just fine.
1125664
Not even close...this amp is a basic amp will power small 4 or 6 inch speakers
1259948
Depends how powerful the subs are. I got 4 6 1/2 speakers each speaker is 90 RMS and I got 2 10 inch subs hooked up they are 150 RMS each. Everything sounds great and clear. You might just need to mess with the gains a bit. I definatly would buy this amp if I were in your position, but you just need to make sure everything is wired up currectly. This amp is great for its price! Good luck man hope it all works out!
1169313
It's a simple amp with speakers , it will fit , just make sure you mount the amp so it won't rattle around
277008
3600 watts will probably be a bit too much for this amplifier. I use mine for about 600 watts RMS between two subwoofers and I need 3/4 gain to power them. Im betting you would need one amp on each speaker cab for your system.
1022864
It should be fine. They can only handle 600 watts of maximum power so just don't turn your amp above halfway and you should be fine.
2028385
Yes, I have two Kenwood 12 " subs and it sounds as good as wheni had a High Powered Kenwood reciever hooked up. You will need an amp if you have not installed one yet. The amp makes for any difference.
355645
It should work, I'm no expert though. I have this AMP powering a pair of Fluance SX6 speakers if that helps you any.
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Yes, just check the ohm level of your speakers and make sure they are in the range of the amp. If they are standard bookshelf speakers, shouldn't be a problem.